Keystone Loop is a 3 mile hike that San Juan Parent writes about. We gave it a try with my cousin Tim and his wife Amy, it was the perfect morning hike for our girls. There were fun bridges to cross and mining remains to explore and a beautiful river to follow. The one thing that wasn't written about in the article was the surprise at the end of the hike......

Raspberries!!
Everywhere you looked there were raspberry bushes. It was so perfect, hanging out in Telluride, shaded by gorgeous aspen trees, picking more wild raspberries than we knew what to do with.


We where able to pack out a good chuck of potential bear food and went back to Tim and Amy's for some dark chocolate brownies, fresh whipped cream and our harvest of berries.

If I get mauled by a bear in town, it'll still be worth it. "Best Hike Ever!'- quote Hannah. heheh
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